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Justice secretary brands course for maximum security prisoners 'totally unacceptable'
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Ministry of education hopes decree will boost patriotism and health
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People are losing apprenticeships in recession and need urgent help, says Lib Dem leader
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Dalai Lama, Jimmy Carter and Desmond Tutu aim to help millions of children in conflict-ridden countries
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Private school discriminated against 13-year-old pupil, disability tribunal rules
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We have four strikes a year, complains minister
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Martin Bean is chosen as fifth vice-chancellor
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Departments give credence to new qualification
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Tens of thousands of students given faulty papers by exam board
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National Audit Office report suggests Labour's drive to improve numeracy has 'levelled off'
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New survey finds people in the UK are woefully ignorant about their environment
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Judge steps down after teacher accused of promoting BNP views on school laptop claims hearing is unfair
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Universities and colleges are under fire for turning out designers who can't actually sew, finds Peter Kingston
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Higher and further teaching professionals "significantly" better paid than other similar professions, say employers
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Results improve but proportion of pupil admissions from poorest homes shrinks, inquiry reveals
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Under new plans, pupils will influence everything from teaching style to toilet size. By Wendy Berliner
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Being picked on leads victims to question their religion or self-harm, study shows
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But European poll shows reluctance in most countries to study science-based subjects
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But can the new universities minister be a spur to widening participation? By Polly Curtis
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Via radio, text messaging and the web, Brilliant Pongo ensures precious information reaches his homeland
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Thought you'd leave it till graduation to start looking for work? Start looking early says Nic Paton
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Government 'in market for ideas' on how higher education could respond to rising unemployment and economic decline
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